PANews reported on December 7th that Matt Huang, co-founder of the crypto investment firm Paradigm, posted on the X platform, "I don't know who needs to hear this, but this is the 'Netscape moment' or 'iPhone moment' for cryptocurrency. It's operating on an unprecedented scale, far larger than we ever imagined, accelerating at both the institutional and cypherpunk levels."PANews reported on December 7th that Matt Huang, co-founder of the crypto investment firm Paradigm, posted on the X platform, "I don't know who needs to hear this, but this is the 'Netscape moment' or 'iPhone moment' for cryptocurrency. It's operating on an unprecedented scale, far larger than we ever imagined, accelerating at both the institutional and cypherpunk levels."
Paradigm co-founder: This is the "Netscape moment" or "iPhone moment" for cryptocurrency.
PANews reported on December 7th that Matt Huang, co-founder of the crypto investment firm Paradigm, posted on the X platform, "I don't know who needs to hear this, but this is the 'Netscape moment' or 'iPhone moment' for cryptocurrency. It's operating on an unprecedented scale, far larger than we ever imagined, accelerating at both the institutional and cypherpunk levels."
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